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Apple Watch Series 4 Teardown: 20% Less Battery Capacity, Hidden Barometric Sensor, and Streamlined Internals [Updated] - MacRumors
Apple Watch (44 mm Series 4) Battery
Apple Watch Series 4 Battery Replacement - iFixit Repair Guide
Apple Watch Series 4 Models Have Nearly 20% Less Battery Capacity Despite Same 'Up to 18 Hours' Battery Life - MacRumors
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Apple Watch Ultra battery capacity and LTE impact - 9to5Mac
Apple Watch Series 4 has 20% lower battery capacity than Series 3 | Trusted Reviews
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Series 4 approaching battery replacement threshold again. Thoughts on getting another replacement, or simply upgrading? : r/AppleWatch
Apple Watch (40 mm Series 4) Battery
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Check your battery and charge your Apple Watch - Apple Support
Apple Watch Series 4 still has 100% battery capacity 5 years later! : r/ AppleWatch
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Check your battery and charge your Apple Watch - Apple Support
Testing Apple Watch Series 4 half marathon battery life with cellular off: over 50% after 2 hours - 9to5Mac